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Planting Portland is a podcast about church planting, ministry, and life in the Pacific Northwest. On our show we host friends and guests to discuss ministry topics related to church planting.Follow our journey of planting a church in Portland, OR at projectportland.org
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How to Plant a Church: Evangelism, Discipleship & Starting Small | Daniel Reid (opens the original)
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What does it really take to plant a church? Thomas sits down with church planter Daniel Reid to talk about his journey from local church discipleship and ministry to missions work in Nepal and eventually planting a church in Atlanta. They discuss discerning God’s call, starting a church through evangelism, building relationships in a new city, leading Bible studies, discipling believers, raising support, and developing a church one person at a time. Daniel also shares what he has learned about c
Why Scotland Needs Missionaries Again | Christopher Scott | Planting Portland (opens the original)
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Scotland once sent missionaries around the world—but today, many churches are closing and a generation is growing up without the gospel. Christopher Scott shares how salvation, discipleship, local church service, and ministry experience prepared his family to plant a church in Scotland. Thomas and Christopher discuss missionary calling, cross-cultural preparation, evangelism, and building churches through relationships, Bible study, and biblical discipleship.
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